The corbel is a bowed and stringed musical instrument of the Dong people. Named for the slender body that resembles a cow's thigh. Also known as Yanbasen. It has a long history, various specifications, and soft tone. It is mainly used for the accompaniment of Dong folk songs and Dong operas.
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Jiang Buxian, male, Dong nationality, native of Rongjiang County, Guizhou Province, graduated from the Department of Music, Dance and Composition of the Central University for Nationalities, member of the Chinese Musicians Association, vice chairman of the Qiandongnan Musicians Association of Guizhou Province, and head of the Dong Nationality Song Art Troupe , Corbel player, inheritor.
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Congjiang County, Xiangdong Town, Xiangdong Village School, in conjunction with the Customs Work Committee, combined with its own reality and local characteristics, organized "five old people" to come to the school to carry out a series of activities for the introduction of ethnic culture into the campus and the "Inheritance and Development of Jiudong Culture on Campus".
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In the cultural life of the Dong people, the corbel plays an important role. It is an inseparable accompaniment instrument for corbel songs, Dong great songs and narrative songs, and is widely used.
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Reformed the corbel, the Dong people bowed and played the stringed musical instrument. It is popular in Rongjiang, Congjiang, Liping in Guizhou Province and Sanjiang and Rongshui in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
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The corbel is called "Guoji" in Dong language. It is mostly used to play and sing love songs, bass playing, soft singing, and unique charm. This qin and pipa ensemble are used at weddings to convey a warm and festive atmosphere.
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A traditional corbel, the body is made of a single piece of wood. Folks are mostly self-made, not only the materials used are different, but also the specifications and sizes of the pianos are different, and there is no unified standard.
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